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'Odysseus looks like a bad leader': How Nolan’s 'The Odyssey' departs from Homer

As Christopher Nolan’s blockbuster fuels debate over its departures from Homer, a Greek literature scholar explains the missing gods, the hero’s trauma and why the ancient epic itself invites radically different interpretations

Alexandra Lukash | 07.28.26

Two years after his death in Rafah, reservist’s dream of helping others lives on

Two years after reservist Malkia Gross was killed in Gaza, his family and close friend launched an AI-based platform connecting volunteers with people and organizations seeking help, fulfilling an idea the two friends developed before his death

Alexandra Lukash | 07.25.26

Ortal's transplanted liver is failing: 'Not functioning as a mom and not functioning as a human being'

Fifteen years after a lifesaving transplant, mother of three Ortal Laufer needs another in the US; the state will cover surgery, but her husband, after 700 days on reserve duty, must raise NIS 500,000 to support their family

Alexandra Lukash | 07.24.26

Iran fires missiles at Jordan’s Aqaba as explosions heard in Eilat

Flights were delayed and security forces searched open areas near Eilat as prominent Jordanians demanded the removal of foreign troops, warning that the country’s growing role in US operations was exposing it to attack

Lior Ben Ari, Ilana Curiel, Elisha Ben Kimon, Alexandra Lukash | 07.22.26

Nothing is left of Yael Shevach's home in Havat Gilad

Yael lost her husband in a terrorist attack and her house in a fire: 'Nothing left of Raziel'

Yael Shevach's house in Havat Gilad was completely burned down; She is sure it was a nationalistic attack, and says she heard nearby villages celebrating; What hurts most is the loss of her husband's books; she thanked the people of Israel for their mobilization to help

Alexandra Lukash | 07.19.26

'Irreplaceable champion of Israel, America and global peace': Alan Dershowitz mourns Lindsey Graham

In a ynet interview, prominent attorney recalls senator's evolution from political adversary to close friend, praises his unwavering support for Israel and urges scrutiny of conspiracy theories surrounding his death

Alexandra Lukash | 07.13.26

Rare albino viper found near Hadera stuns Israeli snake catcher

Snake catcher Raz Biran was called to a chicken coop near Hadera and discovered an unusually pale female viper, a rare mutation that makes survival harder because of poor camouflage and possible vision problems

Alexandra Lukash | 07.06.26

Morocco’s Club World Cup run fuels pride and hopes for stronger Israel ties

As Morocco celebrates another historic march into the FIFA Club World Cup quarterfinals, Marrakech City Council member Dr. Khalid El Fataouri says football has become one of the country's most powerful diplomatic tools, and is inviting Israelis to cheer Morocco all the way to the final

Alexandra Lukash | 07.06.26

Rothman: ‘If High Court ignores the law, we’ll follow the law’

Knesset Constitution Committee chair says court is overstepping its authority after it voided Knesset's state comptroller vote, while accusing the attorney general of trying to limit the government ahead of elections

Alexandra Lukash | 07.05.26

'Those who want kiddush can go to Chabad': first 'secular house' opens in Thailand

Free Seculars movement will launch what it calls the world’s first 'secular house' next week, offering Friday dinners, Israeli music, community gatherings and Jewish-secular identity programming for travelers and Israelis living on Koh Phangan

Alexandra Lukash | 07.01.26

Freed hostage on death of his Gaza captor: ‘He was responsible for the death of my soul’

Rom Braslavski says Talal Abd al-Aal, known to him in captivity as Abu Youssef, still appears in his worst flashbacks and nightmares: ‘I will never forget his face, I will never forget his hands’

Alexandra Lukash | 07.01.26

From Israeli dance videos to a billion YouTube views: DJ RAPHI's global success keeps growing

Israeli kids’ star DJ RAPHI hits 1 billion YouTube views and takes US stages by storm

After Red Rocks and a nine-state tour, Israeli entertainer Raphael Nathan says young fans dressed like him and families dancing across the world turned his videos into something far bigger than YouTube numbers

Alexandra Lukash | 06.29.26

‘Hezbollah is rebuilding’: Border leader warns Lebanon deal falls short

Davidi, head of the Margaliot moshav, dismissed the new Israel-Lebanon framework, arguing Beirut cannot disarm Hezbollah and warning another round of fighting is inevitable

Gal Ganot, Alexandra Lukash | 06.29.26

After Oct. 7, young donors drive record Israeli philanthropy

JGive says 61% of Israel’s leading donors are under 50, helping push 2025 donations to 400 million shekels alongside Diaspora and stock-based philanthropy

Alexandra Lukash | 06.23.26

'Fighting emotions with facts and logic': former IDF spokeswoman takes Israel’s PR war online

Rachel Lester, who served in the IDF Spokesperson’s Unit and returned to reserve duty after Oct. 7, says independent creators can succeed where official messaging cannot, arguing Israel needs more diverse voices and emotional storytelling in the battle for public opinion

Alexandra Lukash | 06.21.26

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